Politics of Political Science
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Politics of Political Science
Re-Writing Latin American Experiences
Ravecca, Paulo
Taylor & Francis Inc
01/2019
276
Mole
Inglês
9780815363088
15 a 20 dias
408
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Introduction: The Politics of Political Science in Latin America Chapter 1 - Power, Knowledge, and Complex Relationality: Theory and Method Chapter 2 - When Political Science was Authoritarian: Chile 1979-1989 (COLD) Chapter 3 - From Revolution to Transition: The Making of a Conformist Academia in Uruguay and Beyond (?) (WARM) Chapter 4 - Doing Research, from Fortress to Intimacy (HOT) Chapter 5 - The Temperatures of Thinking and Politics: An Assemblage of Critical Theories and a Problematizing Re-Inscription of Political Science
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Animal Kingdom;Research Methods;Tulio Halperin Donghi;Qualitative Methods;Universidad De Chile;History of Political Science in Latin America;Universidad Del Desarrollo;Latin American Studies;Article's Main Topic;Latin American Politics;Facultad De Humanidades;Southern Cone;Vice Versa;Political History;Contemporary Society;Chile;Expiry Law;Uruguay;Popular Unity;Latin America-U.S. Relations;Facultad De Derecho;Political Theory;Partial Liberations;Democratic Theory;Latin American Social Sciences;Political Ideologies;Uruguayan Dictatorship;International Relations Theory;Uruguayan Political;Critical Theory;American Political Science Association;Queer Studies;Uruguayan Democracy;Neopositivism;Real De;Complex Relationality;De La Luz;Augusto Pinochet;Epistemological Temperatures;Chicago Boys;PUC;Desaparecidos;Political Parties;Ethnography;Power Knowledge Dynamics;Auto-Ethnography;Ivan Manokha;Pablo Bulcourf;John Trent;Emily Hauptman;Kristen Renwick Monroe;John Gunnell;Michael Stein;Bob Reynalda;Epistemology of Social Sciences;Patrick Thaddeus Jackson;Epistemology of International Relations;Sonja Amadae;Rational Choice;Elizabeth Dauphinee;Narrative Politics;Robert Adcock;Naeem Inayatullah;Fernando Leiva;Amparo Menendez-Carrion;Alejandra Ciriz;David McNally;Jasbir Puar;Arturo Escobar;Journal of Political Science;Reflexivity;auto-ethnographical writing;regional academic journals;political trauma;Latin American political science;Chile's dictatorship
Introduction: The Politics of Political Science in Latin America Chapter 1 - Power, Knowledge, and Complex Relationality: Theory and Method Chapter 2 - When Political Science was Authoritarian: Chile 1979-1989 (COLD) Chapter 3 - From Revolution to Transition: The Making of a Conformist Academia in Uruguay and Beyond (?) (WARM) Chapter 4 - Doing Research, from Fortress to Intimacy (HOT) Chapter 5 - The Temperatures of Thinking and Politics: An Assemblage of Critical Theories and a Problematizing Re-Inscription of Political Science
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Animal Kingdom;Research Methods;Tulio Halperin Donghi;Qualitative Methods;Universidad De Chile;History of Political Science in Latin America;Universidad Del Desarrollo;Latin American Studies;Article's Main Topic;Latin American Politics;Facultad De Humanidades;Southern Cone;Vice Versa;Political History;Contemporary Society;Chile;Expiry Law;Uruguay;Popular Unity;Latin America-U.S. Relations;Facultad De Derecho;Political Theory;Partial Liberations;Democratic Theory;Latin American Social Sciences;Political Ideologies;Uruguayan Dictatorship;International Relations Theory;Uruguayan Political;Critical Theory;American Political Science Association;Queer Studies;Uruguayan Democracy;Neopositivism;Real De;Complex Relationality;De La Luz;Augusto Pinochet;Epistemological Temperatures;Chicago Boys;PUC;Desaparecidos;Political Parties;Ethnography;Power Knowledge Dynamics;Auto-Ethnography;Ivan Manokha;Pablo Bulcourf;John Trent;Emily Hauptman;Kristen Renwick Monroe;John Gunnell;Michael Stein;Bob Reynalda;Epistemology of Social Sciences;Patrick Thaddeus Jackson;Epistemology of International Relations;Sonja Amadae;Rational Choice;Elizabeth Dauphinee;Narrative Politics;Robert Adcock;Naeem Inayatullah;Fernando Leiva;Amparo Menendez-Carrion;Alejandra Ciriz;David McNally;Jasbir Puar;Arturo Escobar;Journal of Political Science;Reflexivity;auto-ethnographical writing;regional academic journals;political trauma;Latin American political science;Chile's dictatorship
